PMG Funds
Fund Manager based in Auckland
About PMG Funds
Property fund manager focused on commercial property investments
Location
Auckland
FSP Registration
FSP117931
Established
2017
8 years track record
Investment Opportunities
No Current Opportunities
PMG Funds doesn't have any active investment opportunities at the moment. Check back later or contact them directly.
Visit WebsiteKey People (4)
Scott McKenzie
Director and CEO
Leadership
Director and CEO utilizing expertise in strategy, people leadership and culture. Over 20 years in business, 10 years in funds management and commercial real estate. BCom in Valuation and Management from Lincoln, PGDip in Management from Waikato. Team of 35+ professionals with 150+ years combined experience.
Matt Brown
CFO
Leadership
CFO joined February 2025. Oversees financial reporting, leads compliance, contributes to property acquisitions and risk management. 15+ years in accounting and finance across highly regulated industries in NZ and London.
Jamie Reid
Property Function Leader
Operations
Joined 2019. Leads Property Function covering $900m commercial property portfolio throughout NZ. Qualified Chartered Accountant bringing strong commercial focus.
Wayne Beilby
Independent Director
Leadership
Managing Director of Pacific Advisory Services. Brings wealth of knowledge in finance, compliance and governance to PMG Board.
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Fund Managers directly manage pooled investment capital, making investment decisions, conducting due diligence, managing portfolio companies/assets, charging management and performance fees, and carrying fiduciary duty to investors. Examples include private equity firms, credit fund managers, property developers. Platforms provide infrastructure for accessing multiple investment opportunities, do not make direct investment decisions (investors choose from offerings), may conduct initial due diligence on providers, charge platform fees or take commissions from providers, and offer comparison and research tools. Examples include investment platforms, crowdfunding sites, syndication platforms. Some hybrid models exist - platforms with house funds. When investing via platforms, you still need to evaluate the underlying fund manager's capabilities, track record, and terms as if investing directly.